NCR: Not Criminally Responsible

NCR: Not Criminally Responsible


                                NCR: Not Criminally Responsible
| 1 h 39 min
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Directed by John Kastner, this feature documentary about violence, mental illness, and the rights of victims tells the story of a troubled young man who stabbed a complete stranger 6 times in a crowded shopping mall while gripped by psychosis. Twelve years later, his victim, who miraculously survived, is terrified to learn that he’s out, living in the community under supervision. He’s applying for an absolute discharge, and if he succeeds, he’ll no longer be required to take the anti-psychotic drugs that control his mental illness. With unprecedented access to the patient, the victim, and the mental institution, the film looks at both sides of the debate and puts a human face on the complex ethical issues raised.

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NCR: Not Criminally Responsible, John Kastner, offert par l'Office national du film du Canada

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Générique
  • producteur
    John Kastner
    Deborah Parks
    Silva Basmajian
  • réalisateur
    John Kastner
  • écriture
    John Kastner
  • producteur exécutif
    Silva Basmajian
  • cadre de production
    Mark Starowicz
    Michael Claydon
  • chef de la création
    Bruce Cowley
  • monteur
    Michael Hannan
  • directeur de la photographie
    John Westheuser
    Derek Rogers
  • None
    Doug Kaye
    Stephen Barden
    Ryan Ongara
    Chris Warren
    Lisa Ramshaw
    Shawn White
    Hy Bloom
  • composition
    Bruce Fowler
  • producteur associé
    Nicole Rogers
  • recherchiste
    Nicole Rogers
  • photographie additionnelle
    John Tran
  • prise de son additionnelle
    Richard Nault
    Don Stewart
  • photographe de plateau
    Geoff George
  • superviseur du montage sonore
    Stephen Barden
  • monteur effets sonores
    Niall Collins
    Patton Rodrigues
  • violon
    Bridget Hunt
    Wendy Rose
  • alto
    Kent Teeple
  • violoncelle
    Marie Gélinas
  • copie
    Rebecca Pellet
  • enregistrement de la partition musicale
    Mike Duncan
  • monteur en ligne
    Andrew Mandziuk
  • graphiques
    Mark Alberts
  • comptable de production
    Anne Sinclair
  • vérificateur de la production
    Steven Friedman
  • avocat en droit du divertissement
    Gigi Morin
    Iain MacKinnon
  • publicité
    Jennifer Mair
    David McCaughna
  • assurance de production
    Judy Heron
  • superviseur de production
    Mark Wilson
  • administrateur de centre
    Josiah Rothenberg
  • coordonnateur de production
    Rachel Punwassie
  • coordonnateur technique
    Marcus Matyas

  • None

    Very moving.

    None, 27 Oct 2021
  • whoamI

    Such a beautiful documentary which evoked such a wide variety of emotions. I went from feeling sorry for Sean to hating him to admiring him. It takes a big person to apologize for such an act, and it takes an even bigger person to accept that apology. The Bouvier family showed incredible understanding and grace which I don't often see in people who have no first-hand experience with mental illness. I had a niece with bipolar - she suffered for 14 years before taking her own life; it was just too painful for her to continue living. I am happy to see Sean fighting for his life.

    whoamI, 26 Mai 2017
  • sjeffery

    Saw the film at the Ottawa Public Library last night and met the family. Wow, what a story of the lost being found and the long journey through faith to forgiveness by a family broken by a crime. Thank you John Kastner! Awesome work.

    sjeffery, 4 Mar 2014
  • kruscito

    @mauricejosephkelliher - the film will be released today!

    kruscito, 5 Nov 2013
  • mauricejosephkelliher

    When will this be available? [I clicked on 'watch movie' only to be told it is 'coming soon'.]. Date please??

    mauricejosephkelliher, 3 Nov 2013
  • Li54

    I have been waiting to see this for months! It was well worth the wait. Well-written, well-produced and very courageously presented by all who participated. My first response -- having just finished watching -- is that everyone involved is a victim. Sean is a victim of his upbringing and those who could have perhaps helped in time to prevent the illness from robbing him of his faculties. Catherine and her family are victims of ghastly circumstance. All are examples of exemplary and inspiring healing and rehabilitation. Thank you.

    Li54, 18 Oct 2013
  • wrikent2500

    CBC Documentary Channel is airing it in the next few days

    wrikent2500, 3 Oct 2013
  • sandi9876

    I am REALLY looking forward to this film. I heard about it on CBC radio this morning. I work in a related field- and plan to watch this and share it with my coworkers. I will be watching for information about when and where it will be available for viewing.

    sandi9876, 25 Avr 2013

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